Pep Talks & Fufu

*cues Mariah Carey*

"Why you SO obsessed with me? Boy, I wanna know..."

Pep and Miz Fufu discuss something the majority of us are all guilty of... stalking via social media. Are you the stalker or the one being stalked? The ladies discuss both sides and share their own personal experiences regarding stalking. Miz Fufu responds to our first letter from a guy! Pep prompts listeners to evaluate their friendships and assures you that it's okay for friendships to end no matter how long they've lasted.

 

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Coulda, Shoulda, Woulda...

BUT... you DIDN'T, and that's OKAY!

Pep and Miz Fufu serve a heavy portion of Pepper Soup, discussing the unrealistic, societal and cultural norms/expectations, that plague women today. The ladies correlate how these expectations have impacted their mental health as Black women and push back against “pushing through”. Also, Miz Fufu addresses a letter from a listener regarding the pressures of marriage in African culture. Pep encourages listeners not to second guess themselves and to avoid dwelling on the things they cannot control. We encourage all of our listeners to evaluate, identify and break any social or generational, chains that are interfering with you being your most authentic self.

 

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In part 2 of Masculinity So Fragile, Pep and Miz Fufu, continue the conversation with Mr. Dubuisson! In another full episode of Pepper Soup, the ladies and define what "toxic masculinity" is and how it contributes to fragile masculinity. We also discuss gender roles, how men navigate in relationships, fluid sexuality, and feminine/masculine energy. 

 

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"Man up!"

"No homo."

"Boy's will be boys"...

Toxic Masculinity is and has been a plague in society for eternity. Pep and Miz Fufu, discuss this phenomenon with their first guest & great friend Mr. Dubuisson. He is a 1st generation born Haitian-American, father, tech guru, artist, and husband. Join us for a full episode of Peppa Soup, where we discuss rape culture, double standards and how masculinity is SO fragile! 

Want to know how the conversation ends? Tune in next week for part two!

 

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It's that time of the month!!! Pep and Miz Fufu discuss one of the mystical phenomena's of being a woman... PERIODS. The ladies discuss the running "red lights", bloodhounds and the trials & tribulations of their own menstrual cycles. In honor of Women's HERSTORY Month, we implore all women to uplift, collaborate, support, and challenge each other. 

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Alright, folks, today is the day... 62 years ago, on March 6, 1957 Ghana became the first African Nation to become independent of their Colonizers (United Kingdom)!!! To celebrate, Pep and Miz Fufu provide you with an exclusive Pepper Soup episode! The ladies discuss growing up in Ghanaian families, lack of mental health in the Ghanaian community, trips to Ghana and the unapologetic pride Ghanaians have being Black Stars! The ladies also give a shoutout to current Top Chef Finalist and fellow Ghanaian, Eric Adjepong. Please vote for him as Top Chef fan favorite!

Entries can be submitted here: https://www.bravotv.com/fan-favorite

We encourage everyone to celebrate all cultures responsibly and be mindful to not appropriate them.

With the last day of Black History month quickly approaching, Pep and Miz Fufu take some time to acknowledge the magic of Black people and remind everyone that the innovation, beauty, and culture of Black people should be celebrated all year! Not just in the month of February. The ladies also encourage everyone with ties to the diaspora, to make the pilgrimage to Ghana. 2019 marks the 400-year anniversary of the African slave trade. Tips for white people to celebrate Black History all year round are also included.

First things first, Black people cannot be racist. Secondly, please get ready to take notes! Pep and Miz Fufu discuss the difference between White people and people who happen to be White. The ladies also share tips on how White people can celebrate Black History Month, with the hopes that these tips will turn into habits. We encourage all White people to look into the mirror, be introspective, evaluate your biases, check your White fragility and acknowledge your privilege!

Men lie, women lie, numbers... do they really matter? Pep and Miz Fufu discuss the double standards when it comes to sex, number of partners and advise that life is best lived, minding your business and making yourself a priority in all your relationships!

Pep and Miz Fufu define ethnicity, nationality, race while enlightening you that the divide between Africans and Black Americans is all an illusion. Also in this episode find out why Miz Fufu will cut you off if you don't text her back and how you must call Pep if you really want a response.